Outlook to Onenote error Paul 2/28/2007 9:23:28 PM I've installed the Microsoft to Onenote power toy correctly but no button or menu is visible in Outlook 2003. In Outlook's Advanced Options/Coms Addins I can see the power toy but it's unticked with an error stating that a runtime error occured whilst loading the addin. Since the error report is hardly explicit or helpful it's a bit of a long shot, but I was wondering if anybody could help (I can't find anything on the Microsoft site). It probably isn't relavent but I have Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint 2003 installed as an Office 2003 Standard installation with Publisher 2003 and Onenote 2003 installed as separate standand alone products.

RE: Outlook to Onenote error John Guin 3/11/2007 10:15:05 PM Hi Paul, Soory for the delay in replying. This addin requires Outlook 2007. John "Paul" wrote: [Quoted Text] > I've installed the Microsoft to Onenote power toy correctly but no button or > menu is visible in Outlook 2003. In Outlook's Advanced Options/Coms Addins I > can see the power toy but it's unticked with an error stating that a runtime > error occured whilst loading the addin. > > Since the error report is hardly explicit or helpful it's a bit of a long > shot, but I was wondering if anybody could help (I can't find anything on the > Microsoft site). > > It probably isn't relavent but I have Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint > 2003 installed as an Office 2003 Standard installation with Publisher 2003 > and Onenote 2003 installed as separate standand alone products.

RE: Outlook to Onenote error PJay 3/12/2007 6:00:05 PM Thanks John, I didn't realise this. I downloaded it from the Microsoft Office site under add-ons for Onenote 2003 (it was definately in the 2003 catagory). Onenote 2003 is turning out to be not quite as polished as I'd hoped. Oh well. Do you think that MS will release another Service Pack for it or is it old news now that 2007 is out? Thanks again for getting back to me. Paul "John Guin" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hi Paul, > > Soory for the delay in replying. This addin requires Outlook 2007. > > John > > "Paul" wrote: > > > I've installed the Microsoft to Onenote power toy correctly but no button or > > menu is visible in Outlook 2003. In Outlook's Advanced Options/Coms Addins I > > can see the power toy but it's unticked with an error stating that a runtime > > error occured whilst loading the addin. > > > > Since the error report is hardly explicit or helpful it's a bit of a long > > shot, but I was wondering if anybody could help (I can't find anything on the > > Microsoft site). > > > > It probably isn't relavent but I have Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint > > 2003 installed as an Office 2003 Standard installation with Publisher 2003 > > and Onenote 2003 installed as separate standand alone products.

Re: Outlook to Onenote error Steve Silverwood <steve_kb6ojs[ at ]yahoo.com> 3/22/2007 12:16:57 AM I'd bet on the "old news" scenario. Go ahead and upgrade to the 2007 version, you won't be sorry. -- //Steve//   Steve Silverwood, KB6OJS Wildomar, CA Email: kb6ojs[ at ]arrl.net Web: http://www.silverwood.us On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 11:00:05 -0700, PJay <PJay[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: [Quoted Text] >Thanks John, I didn't realise this. I downloaded it from the Microsoft Office >site under add-ons for Onenote 2003 (it was definately in the 2003 catagory). > >Onenote 2003 is turning out to be not quite as polished as I'd hoped. Oh >well. Do you think that MS will release another Service Pack for it or is it >old news now that 2007 is out? > >Thanks again for getting back to me. >Paul > >"John Guin" wrote: > >> Hi Paul, >> >> Soory for the delay in replying. This addin requires Outlook 2007. >> >> John >> >> "Paul" wrote: >> >> > I've installed the Microsoft to Onenote power toy correctly but no button or >> > menu is visible in Outlook 2003. In Outlook's Advanced Options/Coms Addins I >> > can see the power toy but it's unticked with an error stating that a runtime >> > error occured whilst loading the addin. >> > >> > Since the error report is hardly explicit or helpful it's a bit of a long >> > shot, but I was wondering if anybody could help (I can't find anything on the >> > Microsoft site). >> > >> > It probably isn't relavent but I have Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint >> > 2003 installed as an Office 2003 Standard installation with Publisher 2003 >> > and Onenote 2003 installed as separate standand alone products.